GSM/EDGE Measurement Selection

This command toggles the type of signal that is measured. AUTO allows the instrument to search for a GSM or EDGE signal automatically. GSM sets the instrument to measure only GSM signals. EDGE sets the instrument to measure only EDGE signals.

The query form of the command returns the measurement mode that the instrument is currently in.

AUTO|GSM|EDGE

<char>

AUTO

Setup, GSM/EDGE Select

Center Frequency

Sets the center frequency. Note that changing the value of the center frequency will change the value of the coupled parameters Start Frequency and Stop Frequency. It may also change the value of the span.

<freq>

1 GHz

Hz

0 Hz to 7.1 GHz

Freq, Center Freq

Channel Selection

Sets the channel number for the selected signal standard.

<number>

Freq, Channel

Signal Standard

Selects the desired signal standard from the list. The <string> argument is the name of the desired signal standard as displayed in the instrument’s current signal standard list. The list can be displayed on the instrument by choosing the Signal Standard submenu button in the Freq menu. The list can also be downloaded remotely and viewed using Anritsu Master Software Tools. For example, if the desired Signal Standard is P‑GSM 900 - Uplink then the value of the <string> argument would be “P‑GSM 900 - Uplink”.

The query form of this command will return the name of the currently‑selected Signal Standard on the list.

<string>

Freq, Signal Standard

Start Frequency

Queries the start frequency of the Multi‑Channel Spectrum. Note that this command is valid only if the current view is set to Multi‑Channel Spectrum.

<freq>

Hz

Stop Frequency

Queries the stop frequency of the Multi‑Channel Spectrum. Note that this command is valid only if the current view is set to Multi‑Channel Spectrum.

<freq>

Hz

PASS/FAIL Test Selection

Selects the active test set to be used in subsequent PASS/FAIL measurements. The <test set> value must correspond to a test set that is defined in the test set list. To view the list on the instrument, go into the “Measurement” menu, press the “Pass/Fail Mode” key, and then press the “Select Pass/Fail Test” submenu. Alternatively, the list can be retrieved remotely and viewed using the Anritsu Master Software Tools. The <test set> argument is a 1‑based index of the position of the desired Pass/Fail test set in the instrument’s current Pass/Fail test set list. For example, if the desired Pass/Fail test is the 3rd item on the list then the value of the <test set> argument would be 3.

When using the query form of the command, the return value is the currently selected test set number. If there is not a valid test set selected, the return value is “–1” (negative 1).

<test set>

Measurements, Pass/Fail Mode, Select Pass/Fail Test

Automatic Amplitude Range

Sets the automatic amplitude range. Setting the value to ON or 1 will result in the amplitude range being coupled to the detected input signal level. Setting the value to OFF or 0 will result in the input attenuation being un‑coupled from the input signal level. That is, changing the input signal level will not change the amplitude range. When this command is issued, the amplitude range itself will not change. The default value is ON. That is, sending :SENS:POW:RANG:AUTO is equivalent to sending :SENS:POW:RANG:AUTO ON.

OFF|ON|0|1

<boolean>

ON

Amplitude, Auto Range

Amplitude Range

Re‑calculates amplitude range. Note that issuing this command will set the automatic dynamic range OFF.

Amplitude, Adjust Range

Power vs. Time (Frame) Start Time

Queries the Power vs. Time (Frame) start time. Only valid in the Power vs. Time (Frame) measurement.

seconds

Power vs. Time (Frame) Stop Time

Queries the Power vs. Time (Frame) stop time. Only valid in the Power vs. Time (Frame) measurement.

seconds

Power vs. Time (Slot) Start Time

Queries the Power vs. Time (Slot) start time. Only valid in the Power vs. Time (Slot) measurement.

seconds

Power vs. Time (Slot) Stop Time

Queries the Power vs. Time (Slot) stop time. Only valid in the Power vs. Time (Slot) measurement.

seconds